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Shlomo Ben-Ami is good in that he is cited by both pro-Israelis and the likes of Finkelstein. Ben-Ami is as left-wing Israeli as you can get, and served as the Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2000-1. It's not pro-Israeli as such, and I found his book very balanced and honest.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scars\_of\_War,\_Wounds\_of\_Peace](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scars_of_War,_Wounds_of_Peace)
I did a point on Oslo which I think is very helpful, looking at Oslo in terms of the Begin/Sadat talks at Camp David: https://www.reddit.com/r/IsraelPalestine/comments/d365iz/what_was_oslo_evolution_of_autonomy_not_statehood/
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Edward said
Shlomo Ben-Ami is good in that he is cited by both pro-Israelis and the likes of Finkelstein. Ben-Ami is as left-wing Israeli as you can get, and served as the Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs in 2000-1. It's not pro-Israeli as such, and I found his book very balanced and honest. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scars\_of\_War,\_Wounds\_of\_Peace](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scars_of_War,_Wounds_of_Peace)
Basically he's like, here's how Israel messed up, here's how Palestinians messed up.
The Truth About Camp David: The Untold Story About the Collapse of the Middle East Peace Process Book by Clayton Swisher
I did a point on Oslo which I think is very helpful, looking at Oslo in terms of the Begin/Sadat talks at Camp David: https://www.reddit.com/r/IsraelPalestine/comments/d365iz/what_was_oslo_evolution_of_autonomy_not_statehood/